The Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland is looking for individuals, families and young people to join planned focus groups next month (February) as part of the National Audiology Review.
If you are looking for information, skills and confidence to manage your hearing, find out about a new six-week course taking place in Edinburgh.
The Health and Social Care Alliance has been commissioned to engage with the people of Scotland to capture their audiology experiences.
This includes parents of young children, young people and adults who have accessed audiology services as well as professionals from health, social care and education.
A free lipreading taster course starts this coming Monday, 16 May, in Edinburgh
If you live with hearing loss, you’re not alone… and our popular LinkUp Groups are back in 2022, to help you manage your hearing journey. LinkUp Groups are free two-day support groups for people with hearing loss. They are designed and run by people with lived and professional experience of hearing loss. For the past […]
The Scottish Government is seeking users of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) to share their lived experiences, in order to assess the impact of recent legislation. A 2018 Scottish law was intended to ensure that everyone living in Scotland who had been assessed by a speech and language therapist, and identified as requiring an AAC […]
A research project at the University of Cambridge is seeking input from people with hearing loss, or parents/carers of people with hearing loss, about their NHS experiences. The study is being led by a group of patients and clinicians working to improve the way NHS staff work and communicate with people who have a hearing […]
